Native Enterprises in Technology
Searching for Native-Owned Businesses in Technology I was not expecting to hit big. However, the first on the search engine results page (SERP) resulted with this article that I encourage you to read up on.
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) is a huge topic for AISES (American Indian Science & Engineering Society) students and what to do with their projects after competition isn't to just lightly put down feeling accomplished. Keep going with it. Carrying on with the project to further prove, create a business, a life's work could really take on other research methods and documentation for validity. The topic to invest in could help officiate those funds to further provide grants that could serve the people well if the subject hosts a light to do so.
When picking out your subjects and investing in projects for STEM or AISES - undergo project themes that are valid, will be in your future, a need for the people or the future of the people, and formulate results to future problems by also curating to the preventative method practices we have.
This year was remarkable to find in this topic. Before the Golden Globe inductees, to see the Cherokee Nation in the list with their enterprise. Cherokee Nation is leading in a population numbers while revival is strong - may they continue their progressive steps!
Surprising also, the Winnebago of Nebraska. I was surprised, personally, and happy to see nations in places of the dusted trails to thrive in STEM and AISES research/materials.
What Northeast Wisconsin native communities can also know through this article are the multiple enterprises in Minnesota who are leading Indian Country with IT development. All of this locality should result in progressive work and support for each other.
The telecommunications in the Southwest is also impressive to see solutions occuring as their populations boom, may they continue to be respectful of their sacred lands and maintan cultural priority versus mainstream impacts.
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